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National Republican., 1887-12-31
CAPT. BURT ROSS suRpnIsrp
win Handsome Present from His
Company.

Company,
!" Inc truth only is told when it IA statod
;. .nat Capt. Burton Ross, of company d, w.
u \. l. Corps, was about the hottest militia
onieer last night In the District, lie had
just cause TO be angry at the contents of
= tne letter he carried in his pocket. secre.
! tmyJ. II. Cruger sent II to him, and In IL
: ststed that the company had come to the
' peliei that IL their captain had a copy of
/, ,, upsons tactics about him at all times il
Moulu ne ior the good Of the command. He
neld on Dec. 30 by the dissatisfied ones. at
wnich an effort was TO be made to oust the
heretofore popular captain. He was also
Even 70 understand In this communication
.nat ne had better be present at the meet
,ng ~ the armory and answer the attacks OF
his enemies. The letter Just Knocked The
pms from under tho usually genial captain,
ana 70 say that he was mad was
putting 1t exceedingly mild. He had
sssen and ~,.n every M yo,i to heart,
mory last night he walked stifrer and
straighter than ever, and Gro flashed fromks
=. MS eyes: He found Mai. Moore in cor b
mi,'n,!a.nd nand OF company b, and after the Us; \
them, hry f8aHlEttesies had passed betze q
captain b, dereuc.. almost ,paralyzcsnts a
made to him by the m srOhor W .ne cok9any n
B. "I am surprised" sDyfS ssis g, y ~ sS,t the q
kAhNlS VI tno Compihiu' II. | p
eopy p OPP, Of p'uptons TsStlcs @ behalf Of
your command, and trust yoiSwill keep 1t I:
constantly before you" As the major \
finished his remarks he pulled package r,
out OF his inside vest pocket, and was about b
to hand It to the now ashy hued captain, e
when he remarked: "Excuse me, ,let me
see II have the right article" In a'0o- II
ment he opened q black leather case,
and exposed to view q beautiful :.
diamond badge. 1t represents a captains y
shoulder strap, and at the ends OF the Y
bars were diamonds; hanging by gold
chains to the strap was a solid gold book,
marked on the edge "Upton's Tactics"' g
On the front OF the book was engraved Z
"Capt u. r.. Ross, from the members OF Co. y
b, w. l.. l., Dec. 30, 1887"
To say that the supposed injured and
iDsulttd officer was completely laid out
only partially expresses his situation.
Between his feelings for imaginary wounded g
pride and thoee of qualification at the receipt
OF this beautiful New Years gift he passed ,
a terrible ordeal, and after he had \
fully recovered himself frankly ad- '
mitted that It was the first
time he had failed to find out what was
going on. He further admitted that when | 1
he read the letter and heard what Maj. | 1
Moore had said, he made up his mind to !
Immediately tender his resignation, but s
when he saw what the Upton Tactics really {
was 1t unnerved him, made him lose his {
composure. When the captain finished his
speech he was given three rousing cheers,
and so was Moj. Moore.
National Republican., 1887-12-31
Pennaxlyanin,n Deht.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 3O.-The amount OF state
debt Cancelled during the year was sils,5lt.
Tho total debt is Sl5 $40, ,i7l.2S. aud sinking
fund assets $40 6Oi, ,S61i3, leaving state debt
OF eb, ,l66, ,l0S.s5.
National Republican., 1887-12-31
CLOSED DULL AND HEAVY,
Business on tho Stock Exchange G,
fined to Trading.

/ hhou W ifhulng. II
New YORK, Dec. 30.-The stock marlr(
excessively dull to-day, owing to tho<a
indisposition among operators to trs un.
three days' holiday, to which was ad1.iihes
certainty regarding the outcome /ouid or
on the Reading. The latter, W., lai,eu ol
dinarily be depressing ine confidence
ls effect by reason of theL OF tne rosd
that no block In the kn1 bavonS w Inc
would occur. Tho tradyiits nossossad no
Ra,gs, Resa,ns, aeasii aa ohsrsfho impression be-
signifcsnce vhateg opening Of business
came general befg nnani v ing res,,i,oS az IN,
snm snSt inc rs,n SinSidepse Ter the announcement OF
Prices S raiiied iniesi only sales were those oi
The diyidens cluns to the idea Of an in
araeassniw1fing affected Lackawanna also,
Tho sap 1i9cancc OF the movement may
but IN from the fact that only one stock
be INF Ntuated az widely as l per cent.
to.de,aeihc was q feature, and became
strfould probably take action favorable to
COMPANY. The opening was heavy, at de-
ses extending t1 per cent, but the
ID been established In nearly all the active
Il. The disappointment over the Wander
1t dividend checked tho advance, and then
gged the list of, until the early gains gener-
me stegnant, and remaihed without move.
ent or feature for the rest OF the day, finally
osing dull and steady, at close 10 opening
ices.
Money on call has boen frmer, ranging
ON to 10, last loan at 0, and closing OF.
red at 0. Sterling exchange is dull and
eady. Actual business ut d82A to 4S3 for 60.
iy bills, and 1851 TO 4S6 for demand. Posted
zen dull and steady. State bonds have been
ltirely neglected.
Treasury balences-Coln, s13l, ,716,665; cur
ncy, S0623. .410.
washington Stock Exchange.
The following List Of the most active stocks dealt
on the Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
! Messrs. Bell Co., Bankers, No. f437 Pennsyl-
ania avenue:
National Republican., 1887-12-31

k7yse 65 AND rs oENIs
~ FOR BINDING
HARPER's, CENTURY, AND ST, NICHOLAS
MAGAZINE.
THE LYCETT BINDERY,
lUe and l0l2 PennylVAniA ave,
AL Nosk guaranteed, Aulti
National Republican., 1887-12-31

Mr.. J; soHRAppER, a bookkeeper at IL German
st., baltimore, Md. states: ave used Sal,
walton Oil for rheumatism from which I've
suffered greatly for long while and can say 1t
entirely relieved me. Iwould not be without
II nj ai,y cost -
National Republican., 1887-12-31

The position Of clerk to the Senate District
committee is vacant Mr.. Thomas J.. White
having resigned for the purpose Of resuming
his law practice in Atchison. Kan. Mr..
White has filled the Office most acceptably
since May, 1881.
National Republican., 1887-12-31

dependency, temper, and care My sinful,
trying, vexing, and blasted cold is gone
cured by one bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
National Republican., 1887-12-31
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, al Four
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. E. T.. Rowland, M.
D.. O. ii. Rowland, d, b. g., surgical, operative,
and mechanical dentists. Extractions, under
Cents.extra for gas, whether one or number
OF teeth are extracted at the same sitting
Have administered nitrous oxide to over 45, 900
amalgam, and white Filings Inserted in the
best manner. AL work warranted tirst class
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 q
quart, and 30 cents O. pint, % cents q sample
bottle, Tharp, 6l8 y street northwest.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAeoss."-Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning aud deliv.
cred In u pound "Ward' prints at 10 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese D cents per ball,
buttermilk, 8 cents. per quart, and sweet milk
At cents per quart
National Republican., 1887-12-31
Tho Remnins of Mrs, raylor.

RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. 30.-Hetheld 4 jack
sons carriage factory was burned this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000
National Republican., 1887-12-31
LADIES, LIST.

Anderson, Miss Alice
Adams, Mrs Annie
Adams, Mrs Belle
adams, Miss Belle
Amtdon, Mrs Johnson
tllen, Miss Josephine
rmstead, Miss Lizzie
Nlams, Miss Mary Il
Hlams, Mrs NIilley
Acher. Mrs NJ A
Men, Mrs w II
AHlre, Miss Nellie
A4by, Mrs r J
AMprson, Mrs r
AlAnnder, Mrs Sarah
BaMay, Miss Alice
Butx, Miss Annie
BarA, Mrs Alex II
BowR, Miss Annie
BennA, Miss Abbey l.
Baumliss Alice
BarnaA Miss Adaline
Blackwell, Mrs A Il
Bryant9iiss Allie
Brooks,Niss Belle
Brown, Mss Bettie
Bailey, Ms Betsey
BraslearNMrs CathariL
Bowling, rs Cotdia
Bush, Mrs tora
Bohen, Mis3Ellen
Brown, Mrs Ell
Beuchler, Miy Emma
Bowen, Mrs EB
Blake, Miss Ebma
Burke, Miss Ftpnle,
Bacon, Miss G,orgcdnll
Bray, Mrs Henl'etta
Dacr, Mrs Hon0a
Burgh, Miss IdaW
Baumer, Mrs Joen
Browne, Miss Lollie
Browne. Mrs l. q
Bradley, Miss Mar
Brent, Miss Mary
Banks, Miss Marthy
Bowen, Miss Mary J
Brady, Miss
Banlon, Mrs Mary $
Bak by, Mrs
Brlckett, Mrs l. NJ
Brown, Mrs Nelly
Bcrr,f, Miss Nell FRAN
Brerlerman, Mrs DR. |
Bnritow, Mrs $ i
BuTleigh, Miss Sallie
Bow man, Miss Sarah
Bank, Miss Sarah l.
BonZon, Mile sylyle
Bell, Sadie NJ
blanchard, Mrs W S
Conner, Mrs Alice
Case, Mrs q Il
Cnmmnck, Miss Emily
Coleman, Miss GeOrcle
Iolman, Miss Isabella
Carter, Miss Josephine
Cary, Mrs Katie Il
Cary, Miss Laura
Chandler, Mrs Ida
Chanler, Miss Laura A
tor
Carter, Miss l. T.
Cox, Miss Lucy
Cordes, Mrs Marie
Conners, May
Cogroove, Miss Mary
Carrol, Mrs NJ L
Clark, Mrs
CauilmOn, Mrs Matilda
Cunning, Mary
Consey, Mrs Mary
CLARK, Mrs Matilda
Cartwright, Miss $ +
Carter, Miss Nina
Deane, Mrs Almira
Day, Miss Alice
Dixon, Mrs Agnes
Dorsey, Mrs Francis
Dorm, Miss Hattie
DoWney, Miss Ida
Dorsey, Miss Laura l.
Day, Miss Mary
Eavans, Miss Alice
Fdlin, Miss Jane
Edelin, Miss Jennie
Rarl, Mrs Louise HaIdlI
Edwards, Lucinda
Eaton, MIS-
Ifdlln, Mrs Rachel
Field, Miss Annie
Higgins, Mrs Cora l.
Fish, Miss Ethel
Fletcher, Mrs u $
Fisher, Miss Estellc
Forden, Miss E
Fawcett, Miss Gertrude
Foster, Mrs Isabella
Fogarty, Mrs Jennie
France, Mrs Lydia
j fleming, Lucy II
Fields, Mise Lou
Fisher, Miss Mary ]
Foster, Miss VI +
National Republican., 1887-12-31
$4,000 IN PRIZES.
Zen for FREQ Composition by Doctors
and Hospitals in the United States.

A New York physician who has for many
YearR made dIseaaea OF the Brain, Narvaa
National Republican., 1887-12-31
The Only Remedy
Tor
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr.. D. n. Adams, Union, South Carolina.
writes al was aiIllcted with a terrible case
OF blood poison for about thirteen months. l
various Kinds Of rcmcdits, 6ut received no
substantial relief. finally Irlcd tho Swift
Specific, and about four bottles cured me
Col. d il. KIcser, editor and proprietor of
the Opellka, Ala, Times under datc OF
AUGUST 9, 1851 writes H., when When was was
trdcted a disease which has stuck to
mo for years. Some iyo or six years
since | was tfoubled with pains, SO as TO
make il dlnicult FOR me 10 walk, Having
advertised the S. 8. s. IN my paper for several
years, concluded would try II 20 see IL
commenced using 10 according TO directions
aud used half dozen bottles. was once at II
way station aud, getting left, ! wGlked the
seven miles and have mover felt any return
OF The old mgady, After experiencing the
good effects | must say, Gm satisfied with
tho result. J am sixty.oilht years OF age and
the case when necessary und ret up from six
To eight thousand ems without amy incon'
yeniencc. / send You ih!s without solicita'
M Mr. +. woohl, qi North Avenue Chicago,
under date Of June ~ 1857, writes: III deem
celved from your excellent medicine. con
tracteda very severe case nt blood pOlson'
Ing about two years ago. ilearlnB , or your your
prletor Of which persuaded me 20 buy
preparation Cf hts own, which he SAID was
u huft cure 1 Nttl NlN itlAl'9 VI illH nNAll
aud grew worse all tho time, At last got
disgUstcl aud lespgrod OF Q cure ! met y
friend who tod me that your medicine hnd
cured him. ! went to the Rnnle druggist
again and demanded your medicine. lie re-
lNctantly sOll mo twelve bottles, aud am
now perfectly cured. ] write thls Ior ihe
benefit Of sufferers, to prevent their being
deceived hv false rcpr"s entntlons. thnnb
you again tor the benefit derived ilom Your
mediClnc,N
pr, j, ~ Cheney, q prominent physician,
rCsiding IN Ell0Villr. SChlcy County, Georgia,
IN u letter rornuntng tue infulllhle success
ho has In eumg contagious blood poison
cases Ia his extensive practice Mfltc-i
Those WHO Know The almost inevitable,
permanently dlugcrlu' effects " mercury
will Welcome yOW hi7cOvCry OF 5, S 4s u
hUOn To humanity. lhe medical ntoiesslOn,
always wary ur Iropriorry medicines, Is
coming slowly, and IN some cases secretly
20 the use Of o, g, q, IN cases Of blood uis
order or course q medicine thNt cures
poisoning IN its worst form must puluy lhe
tloDl ufevery disorder"
Treatise ON Blood ami skin DlseAsesmNlltu
free, lliE SWIFT altvlr!e to', ,,
National Republican., 1887-12-31
A Vacant CIarkship.

Docskin Pants. Eiseman Bros, cor. 7.h & E
National Republican., 1887-12-31

MISCELLANEOUS,
DR. LeonuTd's Appliance Co
Hotel Brunswick (9)
lidt OF the Comradc
Miss NJ II NJ, 10Th ST, cor Of l7th
Nail Mfg Co
lnclan1estinl Sign Wks
secy Com Builders Assn
Housewife Pub Co
National Republican., 1887-12-31

The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
IN on the Washington Stock Exchange Is furnished
by Messrs. Bell Co., Bankers, No. f437 Pennsyl-
vaniR avenue:
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Eli PAso, Oct l0.-Th- tramp, and
thugs sre beginning TO arrive from
the east to winter in FL Paso, aud the
result is that lswlc ssnes is greatly on
the increase. AT least four men were
Knocked down last night and robbed
of valuable-. several other person
report being stopped in the
streets by suspicious characters
The council meets tonight and will in
crease the police force.
The decomposed remains of hr
man body was found on top of Fr INK
hu mountain, which overiooks +
Paso 1t was impossible to ideJti1s
the victim. but bullet hole through
the thigh bone proved that it was :
case Of foul play.
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TIE Dallas Times and it, red-head.
ell editor, Governor Bill cterett, i.
tacctious.y severe upon the your
people OF new daily who announce
that they fear God and intend to I. l.
low In. example, in variety. Bill It
very wicked and cannot understand
piety such a. this, therefore he must
be eXcu:ed.
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nance OF circus this afternoon
racing scene, one of the lsdv r - ~ 3
horses stepped in a hola n,Itea',
threw her With 0'V which
tr9ce to the ground the horse, Of 'es'
othe ran over her. She W. 70.
burt. and taken out unconsriors0 Ao.y
last accounts She was repor,e6 A. At
verelY hurt, though it is believed ~ y
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HEAVY CottonIur,hasc.

MeSsrs. Cameron. Castles X Store .,
yesterday purchased 600 bales OF the
tleecy staple snd Dr. Raudell added
to his already immense stock 425 ta'e-.
Thus do the merchants and buyers q
Waco come to the front. Waco l.
Cottonville indeed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

SCRIBNER's Msgsziue will sigma
lie the completion OF Its first year
by the publication OF superb
Christmas number. Its contents will
be chiefly Poetry and fiction, and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

Mr.. Frank Workman. OF the T..
mers House, has taken charge oftb.
Austin House, aud will run II in o ls'
hectlon with the old tavorite. Bos.i
Win or without rooms. Rooms tn. u
hlshed or unfinished at reasopabi'
rates Aole
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11
\ rOIitIcal Pointer.

From tho Houston Post.
Fred Grants democratic opponent
in New York is vice president of d
brewing { mpauy which i famous fer
the excellence OF its baer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11
AIM the eAotessmcu.
Comfortable As.mrance

From the New YORK sun.
Passengers on Texas railroad Are
we likely to reach Waco on time
conductor;
Conductor Depends on the train
robuers. Ticket. plessc.
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what We are Here FOR.

rom the Tyler Courier
TIE WACO ExAMINER breaches
democratic doctrine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

= little medicine ofthe right kind
taken at the right time, Is invaluable.
I hat means Carriers Little Liver
Pills. aud take them now.
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THE Southern papers. especisNY
those OF Georgia, are all after Grady
with sharp stick. No one can tell
exactly in what Grady has siuue
but all are convinced thathc Is aver
bad man, Grady has done nothir .
that we can see except to lit himself
q little above his follows ty his great
talents. and by a ski!ltul use Of the
opportunities which have come in hi.
way in HE
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Nr. Cleveland and the CD.

'.e'' Win fePuo.''"n a0''''N'''' @'''N'
ana rei"~'.-"'Iu l'V'''e.''' " --'''e'' Ct
SOUTH :" ~ ueu4'''A''' "'"S
paper '' any section pre- y NE" -
,FiNe.'e' "o ma .e' e" ''SsoNH'''
or 10" iFoptt'i' 'Ae - u ,, VI 10"
p'ie''' ''i''N'"'' '"e ''o'e Nv
era gro" '..' Al" com ''''1'.' - wv
evident ''-.ol H.N o' '-s - ''' 1D' a.
suAed. h"' '"e'' "'''I's eA'"e'
"A''e A'A' men u. 'eAA' - ~ '''-' "
'.''e'Fe,' was "'S0o' ''e ,'" a'N
tue rePu'''-Au exec u'''c' ''''e NHS
'no' GO ~" 90 UN' '''o
'''eA' - ''s''c,' : e i-'"'s -'' NV.i''
-"e @ '-V "'0''e'i a''
'"7 "49'c' ne 'ON"' |'V'' ''N
- 4i's y va! oe4''' 'NN
'AAe Al'' n mn CIV ''' '''' - 9 FeC' a.
u'eN ID "'s'u'' " n''L'' "'''n''
sue no" ''s ne se"~'"' u" az vi
OF 'ue 1lAH 'i'H' 'ie N''ooe ,7 ''40'' o.
VII S' u - 1oN oen'' sue" ~
anc la''t" % 'A'Has "einor' WI
cou'd u''er no "oF" o' -oI4u uIsPS'
seIAe"' us as>a" . were al PEI
soAA.' uo' 1ne 81 'AeA Fo'"'Va' Vi
/ Io"A"eu apo" u'''cIcu' views
Oh ne req u'relhen'7 81
souud pup 'c Vo''c!' III 'H's 'Ae
/ great "e''''u Nc" 9F7lc' "uu lcfuo-
mean ps'S"Ih pays the Vreslueu' 'ne
highest pc ssIole compliment I'
warm piauuI'7 lot MT O'eNe'Snu are
to be cred1teu more 70 >In'ef' puF-
pose OF IN TINS 'ett banded msuner 10
pay court to CleVeIahd tuan 10 the
innate 2aIIahtry Always louhd ouo-
bling ? under the vests 1.-THE Globe
Democrat stall writers "Hls al
lposlty doesh waste TIE resource
OF the nation On lhe contrary ne
Is pIHng up money mountain
hlgh,ln the rea'ur!' / nuer repuo
1, Iican rulethe vaults OF the tressur!
were never strained to accommodate
the CASH mere was Always "a '''''e
,er,,,,.o ON hard which absorbed IN,
co.t sotbst noonew was at sI,di..nrb.
od rive migot hone 70 reach Tn,
oar NJ our colossal coutemporarv. W,
we would whisper gently therein tn,
ouest,op; Is thi. monev better in tn,
raul,. of,he treasury or in the vault,
nj hacorrun,ionists in conoress. as
oledoe Of otfjcial immunity TO be en-
: loved by some rascaliv railroad Off
rjaI who succeeded in putting down
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be mos eficsci us ,timu,an,s 'Oexcite '.c
apveii,. are AnS"Nfura BiIterA. prepared
by Dr. j. q, B. : eE,rr IS SOS. Bewarr of
lulier's +. ~ you -ECcvr or dug i tor
Il -. NO ~ ...r.
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ror those that iiy may fight ars,, ..,
really iithe cause Of the trpl'is Is Ie. ~
q, heIr" "a there II be n more f,i.. 9,o .ele
sellii Tor g cents. -s Dflssa,,
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Dyspepsia makes you nervous, and
nervousness makes you dyspeptic;
either one renders yoa miserable
Carriers Little Liver Pills cure both
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The Texarksua Times is humping
itself on dear old It ncle Chswles.' :,
We've been trying that on for years
and years, dear Van, aud we cannot
now see where we have ever made
the least impression On him 1t is
said that Uncle Chawles' skin is
eleven feet thick at least, and upon
exposed surfaces, double that and
copper e'loy into the bargain. We
regard Uncle Chawles as au unprom-
Using bit OF chewing gum. Indeed
we do.
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laundering sounds may rattle Ana
roar out our cssh prices viii h.
round lower and lower. Waco Sns
ply Company. 'uF'
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TIE editor OF the Austin Dispatch
is Que of the nc i talented aud wide
awake men on the press of Texas.
He l. always bright snd Interesting
but always Oh, so wicked. He is
now just at this time greatly in love
with one Lawreuce sullivan, and he
tells it in touching tender words in
every separate issue of his paper,
This Moses will lead the faithful OF
Texas out ,f the wildernets as did
his great progeni,or, the children
of Israel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

ENOE SALE.-Une Whee.oc piano ga "
L new, orig .aa. cost $50 barnard SN'
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THg threatened pane seems to have
been averted.
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New catch msckerel in pals st B
y. Little Il Cos.
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silence which a mass OF its readers
IN Texas would most tnlly aplre-
este.
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"Shoo sEeerer,' The skeeter shooed
when he smelt Maddeus' Mosquito
Mixture. WILLIS 4 90
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THE Dallas IIersldi. the ablest and

THE Dallas Hersldis the ablest and
most enterpriziug evening paper
in Texas, but it is little
"techious' on occasion We did rot
claim that lighting express men and
brave route SCENTS were the only
agents to desl successfully With rain
robbery. We only Gained that they
help. The Herald ought to be Just
if It does fud it impossible to he Sc
nerous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

Dried beef Clipped to suit purchas.
ers al &. y. Little 4 Cos.
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THERE uou.d he q reform in the
mode OF packing cotton in this coun-
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ALL Texas will have a warm
welcome for the Hon. John G. Car
Isle when he does come, Waco would
be proud to give him a reception
worthy OF his great lame and his true
and tried service iu the cause OF de-
mocracy. BY the by is there not
something which may be done to in
duce him TO pay us u visit; Let Us
get up committee, that seems to be
the way to do such things, although
it did fai in the asylum matter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

literature appropriate to the season
The lumber of Illustrations will be
great! Increased, snd viii represent
the best aud most original work of
American artists and eugravers. The
covers to be enriched by special
border, printed in gold but notH it'll
standing the fact that the prepare
ton Of this number has necessitated
OF course, 8 greatly increased cost,
the price will remain a. usual, TWEEN
". five con =
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"A happy home with mirth an
coAtentment will be the lot Of I'll
VINO ouy piano gnd organs from tbJ
reliable bou,c o. Gqomas Cfogy,n n
Bro, No. l69 utl Fourth stree, ="
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THE ComaucAe Frontier Exponent
j. new che.
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markable athletic games and broad
word c6mbats on horseback. Other
features OF the "eircus proper' are the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

The Navssota Tablet Is still ahead
on advertising, 1t is the paper in
Texas which gets advertising enough
and always seem. to have some left
over
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Canned fruits aud vegetables +,
endless variety a; b. a. Little y CD
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Military Drills. Flying Trapeze,
ADMINISTRATION of Live stock.
Races on track.
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PUT no great trust III the hands OF
mau who sill not pend H. blood
III its defense.
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Go TO the Avenue Stables for your
turnouts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

Nobody can beat my prices on car
pets, lace curtains, shades or rugs,
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THEEE ha, been al uuaccountab.e
lull in the business OF Jrain robblng
it possible that the late arrests have
anything to do with the terrible leth-
argy;
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ARM the route agents.
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RurhEEfoHn = now the hope q
Texas so far as keeping out the vel
low fever Is concerned. The author.
lite, at Tampa were careless Ru,A-
erford i. always vlgilant.